Kid Rock, the 43-year-old singer, shares candid thoughts on guns, homophobia, women, and his experiences as a grandfather. Growing up, he was rebellious but has since evolved. He expresses conservative views on fiscal issues and the military but leans towards the middle on social issues. Kid Rock is not a fan of abortion but believes it’s not a man’s place to dictate a woman’s choices.
As an ordained minister, Kid Rock is open to marrying gay couples despite personal reservations. He reflects on performing at Barack Obama’s inauguration, despite not supporting his policies. Kid Rock acknowledges his wealth and the lessons he’s learned as a father, having a son of his own.
Kid Rock shares insights into his relationships with women and his caution around setting a better example for his son. He discusses his views on drug legalization and owning guns for protection. Despite his controversial statements on rap-rock and political correctness, Kid Rock remains unapologetically himself.
Look out for Kid Rock’s upcoming album “First Kiss” set to release on February 24th, and stay tuned for more updates on his music and personal journey.
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